NOT junk food!

If you are like my family, who needs/wants to care about what we eat, you'll love this recipe for chocolate chip pumpkin bars. I found it at {the campground}compliments of Mrs. Boo Radley.
Thanks Mrs. Boo!
My kids love this, and I do too, eating it out of the pan {see the fork marks?} instead of waiting for it to cool!
Not Junk Food Pumpkin Bars
1 C spelt flour
2 tsp. baking pwd.
1 T pumpkin pie spice
pinch of salt
3 T butter
1 C applesauce
1 C pumpkin
1/2 C real maple syrup
2 tsp. baking pwd.
1 T pumpkin pie spice
pinch of salt
3 T butter
1 C applesauce
1 C pumpkin
1/2 C real maple syrup
Mix all ingredients, pour thick batter into a greased baking dish (I used a 9X9). Bake at 350 for 30 min or until a toothpick comes out clean. Do not over-bake these! I made that mistake the first time I made them and they were very rubbery! They will be the consistency of a chewy, moist brownie if they're cooked right.
p.s. Fresh pumpkin tastes best, but as I did not have a hand-picked, baked and cooled pumpkin on hand like Mrs. Boo Radley did, I cracked open a can of Libby's and it worked just fine.
Oh, and try to restrain yourself from eating the
whole thing before your family gets to taste it.
whole thing before your family gets to taste it.
4 readers took time to leave a thought:
Hooray!
And yes, don't overbake!
xoxoxo; thank you for being so kind. :)
Oooh! Looks yummy. Quick question, what is spelt flour?
Thanks for posting this~I'm definitely going to try it!
oh yum! I want to make this!
britt
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